A Place of Grace
It’s not in the mountains. It’s not on the coast. But something about friendly little Pittsfield perfectly evokes the Maine community ethic. (Also, ballerinas!)
Dog Days of Summer Travel
Let us lead you to some of Maine’s most canine-friendly inns, destinations, and activities.
Home to Roost
For years, birdhouses have popped up seemingly out of thin air along a Moscow roadside. Who’s making them and why?
Salt
Lobster is always on the menu here, but never in its traditional boiled iteration.
What’s in a Picture
Auto-race enthusiasts cheer drivers zooming toward the Old Orchard Beach pier in one of the hundreds of American Automobile Association–sanctioned events.
Queen of the Kennebec
Rafting pioneer Suzie Hockmeyer’s wild, 41-year ride.
The Sailor’s Nest
They spent years getting to know their land as campers, so when it came time to build, they knew exactly what they wanted.
Coda
The menu features comfort foods reinvented with Maine ingredients, and it’s almost entirely composed of shared plates and tasting portions. Read about our visit to Coda in Southwest Harbor.
Mother Hen
With a popular blog and three books, Lisa Steele is spreading the gospel of (pretty) backyard chicken keeping.
A Slice of Culture
The time for Maine-made cheese is now.
Maine’s Most Versatile Cheese?
It’s yummy smeared on crackers, pan-fried like paneer, and tossed into scrambled eggs just before serving.
Iconic Maine Photos
Kennedy’s Surreal Campaign Trail Moment
There are photos that present the buoyancy of that day, but this one captured something else.